The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-12-10
Personalities.

Mr.. Jacob Yankee is here.
Mrs. Judge Tut is in Hisginsville.
MIR. Ed. Morrow is out on the road.
Little Annie Hoffman has pneumonia.
Mr.. Ed. RaglaDd was here Wednesday,.
Miss Lee rieny was in town this week.
Miss Anna Hansard has returned home.
Mr.. Il. j. Morris was IN town Wednesday.
MIR. aud Mrs. j. 2. Bear were here yester-
day. /
Mr.. Thos. Afford is able to be up and about
again. 80,
Mr.. Geo. Hutcbison Is laid up again with
his sore leg.
Mrs. Grady returned IRON Kansas City
Wednesday morning..
Mr.. John krOencke and Mr.. Dietrich hoepe
were in town Thursday.
MIR. j. ID. Shewalter was at Kansas City on
legal business this week.
Mir. Wm. b. Wilson's child, which has been
| quite i'll, is much better.
MIR. GerstOn Silverman Is readlng law Win
Messrs. Wallace 4 Chiles.
Miss Josie Kline, of Topeka, Kansas, is
| visiting ut MIR. Jacob Prices.
Mr., QuiSenberry, the court stenOgrapher,
paid us Il pleasant visit Monday.
Miss Mary Hughes, OF RichiuOnd, MO-. Is
| visiting at Mr.. Emison ChanslOr's.
Miss lneZ Prowers arrived here, last Tues.
day night for a short visit to friends.
Mrs. DR.. j, ". smith and sou. of Rich
mond, are visiting Miss Lille Jameson.
l. NlT. v tDU " NF
with Conductor Williams, last Tuesday.
Rev. j. NJ. CLANCY, d.. d., preached at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday morning.
Mrs. Jennie Stewart is somewhat better,
but still confined 10 her bed most OF the liue.
MIR, Horace Gaibraith came up from Wav-
eriy on the construction train, last Tuesday.
Henry, son of Capt. Geo. u. keith. broke
his arm recently while at work On the Daco'
tab.
| T ami. altar Z. visit IN her sister. MISS Lee
Meng. r
day, and spent the night with his friend, MIR.
X. L. Jesse.
city, Monday, and paid The lnteiligencer a
Mai. A. g.. Young. who has been i'll. is. we
are glad to say, very much better, and Is able
to get about.
Mir. WIN. Mehl, assistant engineer of the
X. G.. N. Il. r., arrived home last Saturday
to spend the winter.
Miss Frazee, who was here Monday. on
business. returned 10 Waverly on The c0u-
structiOn train Tuesday.
MIR. Joel Ewing says he saw Miss EVA fer-
RE at Eldorado; that she is looking Well anu
eEjOyiDg herself very much.
Mrs. L.. j. Hall and her daughter, Miss
VIrgie, who were here this week visiting
friends, have returned home. ,
Judge Il. Field Was sick. last Monday, auu
l IuukC y - -
ill the Judges place temporarily.
Mrs, nate Yates, of Fulton, VINO came up
to spend Thanksgiving with her fathers
, family, returned home last Thursday.
Rev. j.. V. BArks, OF Waverly. came TO
; Lexington on Conductor Williams TRAIN
3 last Tuesday, aud remained over night.
MIR. A. V. Robinson returned, last Satur-
4 day, from AN extended aud successful trip in
the interest of the McCirew Milling Co.
Mrs. Jennie Price, for the first tim since
G. | sia nruin nor ankle several months MO
is able to get about and visit her neishbOrs..
e MIR. Bob. Love, editor of the Wa'eli,
Times, Was in Lexington last Monday, and
r paid the Intelligencer u very pleasant visit.
Mrs. W. Ii. Gregg, of independence. l.
V able 10 visit her father, MIR. Jos. Hook, aftei
a long spell OF sickness and sad.bereavement
Mrs. Jas. Broughton and her sister, Mis-:
V TaliferrO. of Odessa, were here, this Weel
e visiting friends and dong d little 'hrlstma
a shopping.
d Mrs. Mollie Lundy, Miss Lee Webb an'
Mrs. Rcyburu went back 10 Waveriy, Tues
day morning, OF Conductor Williams con
struciion train. 5.
v Mt, Van. eymOre, OF Nevada, Mo-. was ii
the city, Tuesday, TO see his little dsugbte
who has been here with her grandmother
Mrs. Judge Tut.
r. Airs. }. 5. Elstuer. who has been visi In
her father, Mr. Alex. Mott, and other rela
d tives here, left. this morning, Tor her nom
in Southern California,
AmSng the list of marriage licenses ISSUED
i in Kansas City, last Monday. we lind tn
names of Christ Sponn. aged III. anu Mis-
Georgia Ann DcianS, aged also 81.
10 The following cards have peen received o
friends :-"Mrs. j. p. Miller. Mrs. Geo. :
d McGrew. al home. Thursday. December sih
a 1 to 6 O'Clock, 3 1873 Morgan street. s. Louis.
ir Miss Abigail Dodge (Gail Bamiiton) sale
for Havre last Saturday. She SoestO Europ
TO join her %reiaiive, James y. biaine, and III
family. She vii. remain Win them unt
spring.
Mr.. w. u. Hickman returned, IlErstaJ
from Independence. where he went 10 &c
Ne his mother, who is dangerously ill. She wa
very little better when he left Der. lie W.
/ to return the next day.
Mr.. Tilton Davis has been going down, tn
week. on the construction tram 10 the mine
u which Mr.. Steele and he are developing ia
below Dover. There Is talk OF naming tn
"a mines Carbon Hill. Twenty-Five good dweI
IN ling houses will he built there in the sprin;
= and the mines will be thoroughly develope
u for u big business next winter.
=. Mr.. joel Ewing returned Saturday, from
~ Colorado Springs, where he went to visit b
NJ u brother, MIR. n. L. Ewing. He reports tn;
~ Jack" is mush better; that the physical
~ ~ thinks the lungs are not involved, that til
III trouble is with the liver, and that DR.. Ed
T. wards is treating that successfully
Best Of all, he is happy, cheerful an
~ in good spirits,
ID Gen. j. Ii. Graham is one of the be.
q known Of our pioneer citizens. Some tin
III ago he was ill and there was some uneasines
about him. but he has recovered and now 81
up aud walks about the house and yart
Gen. Graham Was born in Orange county, !
Y. December ), l79S aud he was, consequen
70 ly, 80 years old last Monday. His fathe
Charles Graham. with his mother. nee jar
II Beatty, anu seven children, moved to LOga
county. Ky, when be was i've Years old.
March 20, lS22, he married Miss Melinda
T.. Harrelsun. by whom ne had eight children
.. Martha j., who is dead. Julia Ann. now Mr.
+. III. Harrelsou, JAS. W John Ardrev
J. Jeremiah H., no l., dead. Joseph H., Cha
Id A., Garland G. Graham, and Isabel who
dead, OF these child. en- tbs iirs; tive we
born IN Kentucky. Gen. Graham continue
y. to reside in Log = / county, ny until the ye:
1880, when he removed with his fan lily
90 Lexington, Mo, where he has lived ev,
since. He is the only surviving one of I'll
original trustees OF the town. These wer
beside himself, lame Au!l. WIN. Spra!t. WI
Anderson and Geo. HouX. Gen. Graham W,
u halter by trade and followed thai ayOcatic
be for ten years after he came here. lie W
deputy sheriff for a while and afierwal
of sheriff Of The coun;y. He wa, Il biigadi
general of militia, aud served IN tina, clpag
ty in the normou war His first wife die
iia in 1872. In February lS4i, he married Ill
" Elizabeth &. HARRISON, of BeprY county.
cousin of his iGst vie: She lived until lSf
o.. There were three children BY that marriag
Melinda, now Mrs. sydney \. Douglass,
Bates county. Miliarl F..now of Las AGim
o., Col, aud another who died a. an iufai
an Gen. Graham has ,iways hcen a man
slur " honesty Of character. much respects
of by all his neigbbdI>. BE was Il coptel,pOia
In this county. h.-i.,e ;ICee ALREADY meitin
ed, of William Ii0Iiy. WhO disd n few dt
"e ago at Cente: view, jamr> Hickiin. Gle;
Rupe. Daniel Mcdowell, Geo. b. Gordo
Or. Buck. L. NJ I;yland. Judge JnO. +. X
land. Elisha Green, Mr. Bedwe!!, Mart kr
toe. DIR. Ward, Benedict ThoIaas, Eli Owen
John GelsOn. Henry Siusher, Mr.. DustO
u Mr.. Msrquiss, David Thorp. Benz. Over
e. John Wa.lsce and others. The general u
genial and kiudlY gentleman aud even 1t /
o., advanced age is always glad ia see his ir!ent
IT.. May he live 10 celebrate several more ann
yersaTies of his birth,
lr. /. .. o. F. Entertainment.